Although I knew I was marrying the farm and the dairy farmer  thirty three years ago,  I did not realize that I would become a Dairy Fa...

Like the varied spots on our spotted Holstein cows,  every group of dairy farm visitors are unique. I love to see the expression on t...

What's not to love about sharing our dairy story? It's not always easy to fit in a dairy farm tour but it is  worth every min...

Our cows enjoy a balanced nutritious diet every day.  It's one of the most important ways we take care of our dairy cows  everyday ...

Dairy farmers across America support the Fuel Up to Play 60 program  that empowers students, with the support of adults, to take a  ...

My mother-in-law never gave any farm tours. It wasn't necessary  because in her generation, every one she knew lived on a farm or h...

What would it take to get you to become an Arkansas dairy farmer? With fewer than 60 dairies left in the state of Arkansas, this is a t...

What do I  love about spring break? The opportunity to share what life is all about down on the dairy farm!  My spring break happened...

When we were planning our wedding thirty one years ago, I didn't think it was too  unusual for the dairy farmer to want to toast our ...

We don't usually think of a dairy farm visit as a life changing experience but that  was what we witnessed on a recent farm tour with...

Last week we provided a dairy farm tour for students from Helen Tyson Middle School. These weren't just any students--these were Fu...

Triple A Farms, also known as Anglin Dairy, was the first  stop on the spring break tour for University of Arkansas animal science students...

A point of interest on every tour of our dairy  farm is the little shed building we call the 'maternity barn'. It's special beca...